Last year Cats Protection created a tear-jerking film telling the true story of a gorgeous ginger moggy and his search for a home in time for Christmas. Sixteen-year-old Kozal had spent seven months at our National Cat Adoption Centre in Sussex as he kept being overlooked by adopters again and again.

You may remember that on 27 October we celebrated National Black Cat Day, a day dedicated to the monochrome moggies that sadly take 13% longer to be rehomed than cats of other colours.

When Jagoda and Michael from Norfolk found a poor, flea-infested cat roaming the streets, they were immediately concerned that he had lost his home. They called up Cats Protection’s Downham Market Adoption Centre to see if anyone had informed them of a lost cat in the area.

Cats Protection’s Bridgend Adoption Centre has found loving new homes for a mum and kitten who have had a very tough few months. In July, a gorgeous black moggy came into the centre’s care after a member of the public found her in his shed.

Grace, a young seven-month-old tabby kitten was reported to our helpline by a concerned cat lover as she was very thin, apparently pregnant and seemingly homeless, visiting their garden regularly.

Evie was suffering terribly with cat flu when she was found by a dog walker. Her eyes were incredibly swollen and she was in a very bad way.

When hairdresser Lucy Preston started chatting to the owner of the shop next door in Frome, Somerset, she didn’t realise that they had something very unusual in common.

Once they turned eight weeks old, Apple and Apricot were finally ready for rehoming and unsurprisingly it didn’t take them long to get adopted. The cute sisters were reserved straight away and can now look forward to having their own space to explore in their new forever homes.

When a flight from Saudi Arabia landed at Heathrow Airport in April, the airport staff were shocked to discover a terrified cat in the hold.

Fergal, the cat reported to Cats Protection’s Chiltern Branch as a ‘mean and ugly’ stray, has been rehomed after becoming a social media superstar. He had become known locally for his swollen face and tendency to fight, and was found in a sorry state on the streets of Chesham.